EMERYVILLE, Calif. — Grocery Outlet Holding Corp. on Thursday announced the opening of its 400th store and newest location in Hailey, Idaho.

“We are incredibly proud to celebrate the opening of our 400th store, a momentous number 75 years in the making,” said Grocery Outlet CEO Eric Lindberg. “Since our founding, Grocery Outlet has built on the core value of ‘touching lives for the better,’ and today, we are proud to play a part in 400 communities across the U.S. When you shop at a Grocery Outlet store, you are shopping local and supporting entrepreneurs within your own community. I’d like to congratulate Shane Anderson, along with all of our IOs across the country, for providing a treasure hunt shopping experience for all of our bargain-minded customers.”

The announcement of the 400th store comes as Grocery Outlet celebrates its 75th anniversary. To celebrate, the retailer is holding a diamond commemoration at all its stores, meaning that customers can expect to see “diamond deals” offering up to 75% off select items. The retailer also plans to offer throwback bargain deals and callbacks to some of the most unique bargains from throughout its history.

Grocery Outlet is also celebrating its second anniversary as a public company, having joined Nasdaq under the ticker symbol “GO” on June 20, 2019. Grocery Outlet said it also kicked off its 11th annual Independence from Hunger food bank donation campaign on June 23. That campaign has raised more than $11 million for local food banks across the country to date, according to the company.